Croatian literature

Djela I. svezak

Djela IV. svezak

Djetinjstvo i školovanje Ivice Kičmanovića

Djetinjstvo u Agramu 1902.-1903.

Childhood in Agram 1902–1903 is an autobiographical account in which Krleža depicts Zagreb at the turn of the century through scenes from his childhood: a city of contrasts, social differences, school fears, and the first insights into the adult world.

Dnevnici

Dnevnik 1: Dnevnik 1914 - 17 (Davni dani I)

The 1914–17 diary records Krleža's writings from the First World War: personal dilemmas, pacifism, conflict with the militarism of the Monarchy, and intellectual maturation in the years of the collapse of the old world.

Dnevnik 2: Dnevnik 1918-22 (Davni dani II)

The Diary 1918–22 records Krleža's writings from the post-war years marked by the collapse of the Monarchy, the emergence of a new state, political fractures, and his increasingly harsh criticism of society, intellectuals, and ideological illusions.

Dnevnik nevidljivoga

Literary scholar, university professor, and excellent screamer Helena Sablić Tomić and cameraman, producer, and above all, brilliant photographer Davor Šarić are the authors of the completely unusual book "Diary of the Invisible".

Dobar dan, tata

Doboši noći

A novel and study in one, Jergović's portrait of the lost era of Sarajevo from June 1914 to the autumn of 1919, transforming the city into a metaphor for the beauty and horror of the 20th century, full of wars and trauma.